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Dominican Republic
The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A) shares a uniquely ecumenical witness to the gospel in the Dominican Republic, joining other North American Protestant churches in ministry there. Congregations of the PC(USA) and Dominican congregations build relationships with each other on their shared faith, mutuality and respect, and commitment to learn from one another. Because of the proximity of the Dominican Republic to the United States, Dominican Christians work with many Presbyterian mission groups each year.
The PC(USA) has a long and continuing history of participation with Dominican Christians in their ministries of evangelism, health education and care, development of water sources, academic education, and outreach to Haitian immigrants. Brief History |
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Related Stories
February 8–14 Tricia Lloyd-Sidle Trip Report
January 18, 2008 Three new mission workers appointed — for service in the Dominican Republic, Lebanon, and the Mexico-U.S. border
November 28, 2007 SDOP backs storm-battered partners in Dominican Republic
November 14, 2007 PDA Situation Report: Caribbean — Hurricane Noel — Dominican Republic and Haiti
September 25, 2007 PDA report: Visit to Bulape/Ebola virus
"Bringing hope after the storm"—SDOP grant provides decent housing for 36 Dominican families, Spring/Summer2006 Highlights 
June 6, 2006 SDOP Pilot program to focus on Dominican Republic
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The 2008 Mission Yearbook for Prayer & Study, p. 270
September 24
Overview of Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Dominican Republic Mission Network
The Dominican Republic Mission Network is among more than 25 networks that connect Presbyterians who share a common mission interest. Most participants are involved in mission partnerships through congregations, presbyteries or synods. Network members come together to coordinate efforts, share best practices and develop strategies. |
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